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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15
Waterloo Springs.

do not desire in speaking of this
place, TO call attention to the soda
spring here, for every person in the
county, and in fact in the State, knows
of it and its medicinal properties; but
desire to inform your many readers
that, as heretofore, Mr.. Gsoss is pre-
pared to accommodate all persons de
string to visit this place for their health
He is prepared TO furnish campers with
anything in the way Of groceries, canned
fruits, meats, etc. Tourists will find
the best of food and other accommoda-
ton, All corners viii find the table
spread with everything desired by the
most fastidious. Mr. Gross experience
rs cook Mt this place has taught her
how to please the taste Of persons who
are, or have been sick, and fer this
reason the public cannot find better
place to spend 4 few weeks than here.
Any person desiring TO visit Waterloo,
who will notify George Gross by mail,
before arriving at Lebanon, will be
met by him an conveyed to his place,
at reasonable rates. f.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15
Resolutions OF indignation.
HALL OF LEBANON ENGINE !
COMPANY, No l.

\ l.
LEBANON, Or, July /, lSS7.J
At a regular meeting of Lebanon En-
gine Company, No: /, the following
preamble and resolutions We're adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, On the 18th, 18th and
18th days of June, 1887, tournament
of the Northwestern Firemens' Asso-
citation was held at Vancouver, w. T.;
and
WHEREAS, Lebanon Engine Co. No.
1, OF Lebanon Oregon, sent a duly ac-
credited hose team TO said tournament
to take part therein; and
WHEREAS, said hose team did attend
said tournament and did there, in AN
honorable manner, compete with var
ious other hose teams for the various
prizes offered; and
WHEREAS, Said hose team did in a
fair and honorable manner win the
second prize in the championship hose
race; and
WHEREAS, The judges of said tour-
nament decided unanimously in favor
of said Lebanon hose team; and
+ WHEREAS, The board Of directors Of
said tournament-composed of three
members from Astoria-did wrongfully
on appeal from the unanimous decision
of said judges, and contrary to the tes-
i timony of five disenterested witnesses,
and disregarding all rules of decen-
cy and fair dealing, award the said
j second prize to Astoria company, No.
l, whose time was two minutes Il
4-5 seconds, as compared with Lebanon's
time of l minute Al 4-5 seconds. There
fore be it
ResolUed, That this company vii
not quietly submit to so gross and pal
pable an injustice TO our hose team; ant
be it further
RcsolUed, That the action of said
board of directors was inequitable, sci
fish and dishonest, and that they are ;
disgrace to the Northwestern Firemens
: Association, as well as to the Astori;
fire department, which they belong.
ResoEUcd, That we as a company
hereby express our confidence in tn
integrity of Captain &. c. Hackleman
and the members of his team.
Resotyed, That we extend our thank
to Mr.. Hackleman and all the member
of his team for their gallant conduc
; and refined department at said tourna
ment.
: Resolued, That we hereby extend on
; thanks to the Vancouver fire depart
ment, and the citizens of Vancouver il
general, for courtesies, and their hospit
able treatment of our hose team, dun
ing their stay in Vancouver; also to tn
Albany hose team for favors rendered
a ResoJgcd, That a copy of these resc
lutions be forwarded to THE LEBANo.
EXPIRES, Albany papers, Orcgo'1id
! and Nesosj and that copy of thesa
S be forwarded to the Vancouver an
Walla Walla fire departments; also th
< x-board of directors.
= i. e. MONTAGUE,
A. r. CYRUS, President
J. Sec'y pro. tenn.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15
Sew LIvery. Feed and Sale SASS.

Walt. C. Peterson & Co. have OPEN
ed a first-class livery feed and sale sta
bleon Maple street, between 1st and End
streets nearJ. o. Roland's harness shop.
They have new bugsies, new hacks,
new harness, and reliable teams, and
everything in first-class condition, and
will accommodate the public with any
mode of conveyance at very reasonable
rates. This energetic firm, has our
best wishes for success, and no doubt
viii succeed. While the management
of the concern has fallen to Walt, it
will in no way conflict with his jewell
ry husines
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

PESTLAxD-At his residence in scin Linn
county Oregon on the morning OF July s. 1881 Of
app0plexy. ROBERT PEaTI.AND, aged % years
RoBEHT PESTiASn was born in New Castle, Eng
land IN $50; he came 10 america in 1914, joined
the immigration for Oregon the same year. His
First residence in this state at Portland. where
he erected the first water works for that city
From there he came to Albany. ami from there lie
removed TO Tiie Dalics In ISIS he came 10 scio
aud purchased the scio Touring mills. which he
a fine farm and other property. and was regarded
rs one Of the most eilterrisig men in that viein-
ity, aud was highly esteemed by eH who knew
him. He was constantly identified with al moral
and religious enterprises and al the time of his
death was taking an aetive IaFt in favor OF the
prohibisory amendment now before the people.
His sudden death has cast giooin over the com
7nrnity and it is to be regretted thG, a man oi
such eminent qualifications aS a useful citizen
should be stricken from u 50 s,Iddenly-stiryiy-
ing but ono hour after the attack His noble wife
and fonr children. three daughters and son,
survive him. Those who knew him hest viii
cherish his memory the longest Peace to hi
remains.
CLARK-At the residence Of her father. 2
tfaan. IL Lebanon. Liam county, Oregon, OF
tiun, MAKY L. wife O: Jas r clark. aged ..
years. 5 mafths and days. Her ne:nsIins werS
inferred In the Providence cemetery
CoRRow.-Ir Providence precinct. Linn county
oregon. June =, 1871, of quick consumption
Mrs. BkrSARD EUgEoy. aged 20 year> IL HoHth
and days. Deceased leaves 2 hash Il dflc
three children, TO notiTn her departure fton
T
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

Many use high licenseas sort of buff
fer to stave off prohibition. They try
to make out that it is a more effectual
way of shutting up saloons than prohi-
bition. Experience, the certain test,
shows that this is not so. It does moth
ng to reduce drinking.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

Insure you property in home com
pany-The Northwest Fire and Marine
Insurance company. of Portland Ore
gon. A. Il. Cyrus agent, Lebanon.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

The entire c0tiii,1fsft1fF was tllrbwa Il
into whirl OF excitement last week.
by hearing several shots IN rapid sue
cession. M. A. Miller shot and killed
Hi prices at his drug store. No arrests.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

Twine! Twinel Twinel 12l aud Is
cents. Every ball warranted. at f. II.
Roscoe Il Co.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

Buy for cash, sell for cash, and give
farmers the advantage of low prices, is
the way F. H. Roscoe d Co. does Dusi-
ness.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

Money to loan, by Curran & Mon
teith, Albany, Oregon. If
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

Call at e. Goan's furniture store and
get his low prices on furniture and
hardware.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

Buggies and hacks, cheaper than any
place this side of Portland, at f. IL.
Roscoe & Co.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

The celebrated Mitchell wagons for
5000 cash, at +. Fl. Roscoe & Co.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

Farmers can save money by buying
their machine oil OF j. a. Beard, Leb-
anon. Oregon.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

Lots of new buildings going up now,
and +. Goan is selling lots of furniture
and hardware.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

Call an examine the new furniture
received during the past week, by +.
II. Roscoe & Go. they now have an end
less variety of chairs, lounges, tables,
stands, rockers, bed steads, bed room
sets, and everything else usually car
ried i'm a first-class furniture store.
They propose to sell at prices that defy
competition.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15

sub.crihe az the -.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-07-15
DIED..

PESTIAxD.-At his residence in Scio, Linn
county Oregon on the morning July s. 1851 Of
app0Ilexy. ROBERT PRssTi.AND, aged % years
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
Nermif@teS.

Der 9auptmonopoItf &ofa>
teller IN @~leDelanb, bas 6alpt Der
pStan6arb Oil Co., bate BEN 8robtz
bittnniTen in Mi6igan burb Die
Sainoiier SemperenSseneraltn Sran>
ctsca @iItarb, Sic gBo6en lana int
Wtt6igan fir ben 9robibitiDnssuIab rebete
uno pI6lte, fir Bic BrobibitiouS iSelosuasz
faiie $4,000 9ei6idt, unb er bate Ser
@i1arO neriproden, nod 500, 900 81 gez
ben, Denn IS notbwenbtg ietn lOQte.
Cine quite 0a6ri6t fommt aus
@aibington. Die @inna9men an
8un6eSfeuern iudbrenb Ser eriteu
6rei @tertel 6ieies &e6nungsiabreS iinb
binter benen beS glei6en 3eitraumes bes
8oria6res nm 5000, 900 bis 800, 900 3uriidz
geblteben, unb sipar trob Der crit felt Anfang
Jtoper16er beftebenben &uuftbutter5 Steuer,
bic einige Wtillto1en ein~9etragen bat. 9te
llria6e bieieS 9tusfaltS aber lit, ben GrflGz
runeeu Der Steuerbeamten 3ufoI9e, in Ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

FAINT: ,Ssn Outrage bes 8ertpalters Der
&onfurSmalie OeS StetnDdlter5 SAppsIH9
III Glbrort" tperbe i1 ben alf Der HlDelfatIe
ser Samilie MilllereSdger alt Dem 1letel
SSrteobofe bier redts bes l6auptct18dflgl9 1fe>
ben6eu, srr %genannten &ol1tltrsmafe 9ese
b0rtaeu IS q b # II am Srettag, Den 10.
5. &C., 8orm. IL 11br, an Srt UNI S1ene
auf Benz Trteb1ofe bier Dffenf1
II d. utb meiitbteteno ge9en Saar6d0lnn9
Der ftet9ern."
= Qm 10. Wfdr3 itarb n06 lat8en1
Qetben Ser befan1te Tiroler Waler Srdt5
GIqttner. @eboren 1926 81 Girl, be-
fan6 er it6 GIL ser Q(faben1te gu Wtelt, ais
Ser Sturn1 bon 1848 ausSbra6. Gr 1923
unter 6auptnraltn Nbclf Etdler als S9uS
gegen bic Staltener uno 11abnt on penn Ve5
fe9te BON geffaro SDetl. @r mar EN- loeaI
i66ner Siirgltng NIT l6tpar5en Al1gen n1o
I6tuar5en 6aaren. Spater 9tu9 er l1ad)
9tom 1tno btIbete it6 ltnter Cornelius net
ter. @r blte6 6em Sinn lnb Der Sun1t7
tueiIe 6es groBen Wtetfters trer, pte PIE 3aDl7
retden Gtr6en, tpelde er 3u 3trl, Sent1tel1,
@irlau, g8iir3burg a1tsl 6mufte, be5er9eft.
Sem 6Qunt1perf bletben Die 0enl0loe III Der
Sootenfapelle. bes S~rtebbofeS 81 Sl11tsbrl!d.
8lattner matte tt11r Sresfen; oa5 et1t5tge
Selbtlo, bie yge0eba", befibt bas WtulelEml
gu Snns6ru6.
-@or Gursem nadten bte SomoltS
an ser Offifte bon Nfrtfa einen Sin all
in 6as @ebiet beS SultanS bo1t
@itu, bas unter beutl6em S6ube 1teDt,
Den ungliidli9en 8etpobnern ipuroe TGlt
ibr garser 8iebbeitaltO, ibr ein5iger 9tetGS
tbum, entfii6rt, minoeftenS 1000 Jtltoet,
Iotpte 5000 S6afe unb l3iegen. 2ls Die
&unoe bon 6em @infal!e mad Witu geldrlgte,
ianote Sulta11 2l6nneo iofort Soloaten aus
ltnb lteB Die Sontalts alfforberiJ oas Sallo
al perlal1el1, loipie Die %geraubten 6rdltea,
8tnoer uro baS 8teb 3uriid5ugeben; pas
8teb l~ieferten fie alleroin8s aus, bic @etGt@
eenen batteu fe aber ido1t in entleblt9er
gSeiie ern1oroet. Gen Trauen tpltroen ote
6Glie abgeIdnttten uno ben !Ri10ert Die
6Gnoe, 10 boB fte it6 Der6llteten. Die Srte
9itoreita, &onomaiia, &iiatlga lulb ptele
an6ere stpilden @ttu ultO benz Cana tpur@
BEN perni6tet; in 0itorettd allett tplr@
Sen 80 Srale1 uu6 &in6er bingei6lo6tet;
man bate bic Nrn1en beim W}elten lber7
raidt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
WstIit6rpTiGt attsI6nStTGer
GG1tpei4cr.

Beionbers aud fir S6tpei3er in BEN Ser.
Stoaten lino fDlgenbe Wttttbetlungelt aus
Sern III Der vNtenen Surt6er SetS
tung" bon Midtigfeit:
rSieientgen i'm Nuslano ut6 Snlaro
tuphuenOen S6tpeiser, welc6e gemGB benz
imS1bre 1876 fabten8unoeSbeI6lllie ods
9te6t befamen, fi6 pon ie6er 9ienitpf1i6t
81 befreiel1, alio Die balnalS ni6t tnltrlltr1
ten SabrgGl1gc bon 1855, itno tltr tl11l1er
befreit. 9tIr tueut iener 8eidluB, Der tn
Splge Der lteltel1 neutrality-suspicious. gletdS
lam alS ACCOMPLISHMENTS nptDtpeltotg
tuuroe, Don Der Butloes> Seer dntntlultg altf7
geboben tpIrbe, moran l1idt SIT oelfel1 1T,
ipiir6e bic @ebrpfltdt fir Die nod ntdt "A
Sabre ultel1 8iirger tpieoer ertpabet. &eb>
retI bienitpiIidtige SsabrgGuge III 0ieS dpet5
suritd, 10 miiIien Die 6etreffetOen WtGtner
I'M NuSsl9e, besieDungStpeiie it Der 9Gno7
tpebr 1ladbicnelt. Soben ic bet Der 9tld7
febr in Sic 6eimatb bereits bas Bitter pes
2anbtpebrmdunes erreidt, 10 tueroen tie Der
SGrlotpebr etngeretbt, mii1Ien aber cine 5teS
frttenidule unb stpet 98ieDer9plungS>@url
Dur6ulaGelt.
Die bnr6 icnen grnbesbei6luB bienitz
fret geiporbeneu SabrgGrge, ob tie bier oOer
I'M NltSl1no tpD6nen, it1D imtnerbtn LAMB
iturmpfIidtig. Sb bie i'm 4l1sIanb @o6s
neitben I'M 9fotbfdl IN Sic Setnath 5llrild>
berufen miirben, on5 1Gn8t pom ge9ebenerI
Sail ab. 90 piel nil %tptiien, iino fct1e
gtornrtungeu g~etrofell, DAB Die I'M NuSldno
tppbnenoe1t S6meiser, ipelde lpegcn forperz
It0er Otaltgel ober III SoIge beS mebrers
ipdbnten 8unoeSbei6luies oienitfret MUIR
ben, auf oen QanDiturmtabellen notirt
iuerhet. Mtr benfcl1, I'M Sula1lb tperoen
1ib 10 piele 9arDiturutpit6ttge 1~teIel1, Dat
ntnu bic i'm 9lu5lanb @obnetoen lnbe1
belligt laIisu tptrb.
G9 gibt dtbererietts md1Ge i'm 0uslano
nteoergcloIiene o6er bort it6 ~aufbaltenoe
S0meiscr, ipeld5e in Der S6tpei3 ldor
0icnit get6an babeu un0 nod nt6t A
Sabre alt Iit1b. SIN gegebenen Sale fDnntt
ielbftper1tdrbltd Der 8unbeSratb audi oielt
ten gtbt eS bieriiber ridt. Sci Iolden @iue
~berrfungen tuGre aber ieoenfalS in 9lrbe=
tradt Der Gntfernung eil1e 9etptiie @rer5e
81 Sieben urtb btelelbe ettpa auf be1t GO1tt-
lIelGt 81 bei6rGnfen. @S gt1ge Dem 8ltts
besrat9 81 large, bis Elm III Gbilla ooet
Stntertnoien pobtenDer SdtDetSer eur Ser
tbetoigr19 letneS 8aterlanoes ftd 1teue1
f0r1tte.
Die int Nusloro tpobn6aften S6tpeisel
f0nntert ieibitperftdnbIi9 bic GrfitQullQ
militdrti6er 9fidten unterlaien. Sr
ioIden SdQen mHrben bie 3enitenten IN
contumaciam na6 Ben 8ori6rtften Dec
Geiebe8 b%eitraft. Die AuSIieferung tpiirb(
Sic Sdtpei8 jebenfalls uidt p%erIalt9ett, I'm
10 t%pe1tger, oa t6r bte NuslteferutgspertrGg
biesu fem 9fed)t gG6en. &prnnte1 fe abe1
ipdter nod Der S6mei5,. 10 baben oerart
Gerurt6eiLte Ben @ou3ug Der ausgeiprode'
men Strafen 5u eetpdrtigen, fails inswii6er
feline gerjG6rltng ei1getreten lit, poer aui
gefteQtes @elu6 Die 8egnaot9un9 auSgez
Iprpdlen miro"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
.3ion 3gipS
1akef-AQrttf1tr

Or1eMe 8. gteseTs Ben ssiolg33F s; d5sr
SinberntB I'M @ei9dtt, ~6elpieIen bnreh !9unSoeeTffe pom
6ebeilteu. @at6 unentgeltlidD. SouptsGfttee: 95I Afp'
Str., 91tlabelpbia. SUI @ommerctalsSotel SAtSa9o,
sSn., bonn 8. bis aan1 IeStelI ieben NtonatS. 17oSlStAm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

balten, geben gu, baB ser in bem neuen Sc
iebe ent6aItene !3pans ibreu polttil6en
0runolGben tpiberitrette erflGren aber
StgIei6, baB eben leiber ioI6e MaBregeln
in SrIanb bur6 Oie glot6nenbigfeit 9eboteu
ietcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

Sn Sab Nenn6orf i'm Geg. zges
&aiieI tDurbe Der Gc6nungsfi6rer beS
8aoeS, Wtaior 3. 9. WangpIb, tpegen
l1nteri6lagung unb Sdli9ung Der 8i6er
bur1 et1en bDberen Sfi5ier perDaftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
Gin OQnkborer OQtiemt,

ieiue pOAit1noige misunderstanding bon IG)tues
rem 2ei6en elmer in einem 9pftorbuG nngegebeueu
@r3uet Derbonft. IdBt btrb inns bo5ielbe fpicufret
an Ieine letbe16en Wtitnenl6en per14tten. SieIes
9enlaGt uerben fbnnen. S9idt Cure goreile nit
8rteImarfe on: O.. @iSfatnp 6 Co., Is g.. &pus
ton Str., 9tetu=Ootf, Ut. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
Inter 9eiuett Ttiiseln
&ann i'd lider bii9eln.

Isle bas &abel bert6tete, tDar ol1
22. Wtar3 baS @etter in 8erlin ni6tS
pentger ais dn9ene6 M. Sc regnete
uno tpar bitter fat. SroBoem gtng ben
8erltnern, groBen, mte ~fletnen, tpe0er Bic
Sdaulltit nod Ser Slunor aus, pte fol-
gert6e S6er5e 6epeiien: Sin mobl nt6t
mebr gans innses Mddbden, bas itd Dor bent
&esen gang IN hide Glider ge6iiut bate,
tpllr6e pon einem vbertttenen" Snuminae
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

Scr Sonrter 6eiieli d mert,
tpel6er ft6 Der belnnoeren @unft &0utg
2uDpig'S II. 81 e~rfreuen bate, tDurbe gum
fgl. 8ereiter I'M Observation-Disclosures befDr@
bert. 6ierbur6 abancirte 6elieli9pert in
Sic &ateaorie Der 6of6eamten.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-28
Works Like 4 Charm.

Acting manager Mathews of the
Grand opera house, has travelled ex-
tensively throughout the United
States with theatrical companies. He
says; In my trips through the west
l have frequently had to stop at some
of the larger hotels for 4 week at a
time, and until the last two or three
trips invariably had trouble in obtain
ing good attendance from the walters
in the hotel restaurant. Formerly l
feed them at the first meal, and was
liberal, but | found that toward the
middle of the week their attentions
would grow beautifully less, until fin
ely l would have to wait upon my
self. / have at last discovered a rem
edy for the evil and think seriously
of having it patented. "At the be-
ginning of the first meal, should the
attentions of the waiter prove salts
factory, L quietly take five-dollar bill
from my pocket, crease it across the
center and with penknife cut it into
two pieces. AT the end of the meal L
present the waiter with one half, plac-
ing the other in my pocketbook, with
the remark that If his attentions con-
tinue satisfactory l will at the end OF
the week present him with the other
half. This scheme works like a
charm"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-28
Constitutional Catarrh.

No single disease has entailed more suffer
ing or FASTENED the breaking up of the con-
stitutiOn than Catarrh. The sense OF smell.
Of taste. OF sight. of hearing, the human voice
the mind-One or more, and sometimes all,
yield To its destructive influence. The poison
it distributes throughout the system attacks
every vital force. and breaks up the most rO-
bust Of constitutions. Ignored, because but
little understood, by most physicians. impO-
tently aSSailed by quacks and charlatans,
those suffering from it have little hope TO be
relieved Of il this side Of the grave. Ii Is time
then. that the popular treatment Of this terri
BILE disease by remedies within the reach of
all passed into hands at once competent and
trustworthy. The new and hitherto untried
method adopted by DIR. Sanford in the prepa-
ration of his RADICAL CURE has won the
hearty approval Of thousands. 1t Is inStan-
taneOIS in affording relief in all head colds,
sneezing. snuffling and oDstructed breathing,
and rapidly removes the most oppressive
symptoms. clearing the head, sweetening the
breath, restoring the senses of smell, taste
aud hearing, and neutrdlizing the cOnstitu-
tiOnal tendency of the disease towards the
lungs, liver and kidneys.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE consists Of one
bottle of the RADICAL CURE, one box Of
CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and IMPROVED ISHaL-
ER: price. SI.UO.
POTTER DRUG s CHENICALCO., Boston.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-28
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The last evening meeting of the
present city council was called to or
der by Mayor TrIllinger at 8 p. NJ,
yesterday, all the members answering
to their names.
A minority report signed by coun-
Gilman Gratke, recommending that
the Astoria Iron Works be paid the
amount contracted for repairing As
toria No. Ones engine, minus the SO
day for the time the engine was at
the works over and above the time
specified in the contract
After some discussion on the re-
port, councilman Cleveland moved
that demurrage OF 15 days at SO be
held back from the amount OF the
bill: after a vote on the motion, the
mayor declared that the motion was
carried.
The report of the police Judge for
the month of November, showing the
number of arrests was 19 and the
amount of forfeitures and fines col
lected S10950, was referred to the
committee on health and police.
The question of awarding the con-
tract for altering Rescue No. 2's en-
gine house for the placing OF a team
of horses to pull the engine to fires,
was discussed, the general opinion be-
ing that a contract be entered
into to have the engine house al
tered In accordance with specifca-
tions.
The official report OF the returning
board at the recent municipal cleo
tion was read and, on motion, filed.
An ordinance was then passed un-
der suspension of the rules author
iZing the committee on fire and wa
ter to enter into contract with Holt
e. McCurtrie to alter, reconstruct, re-
arrange and repair No. 2's engine
house, for the sum of 1915.
An ordinance appropriating $1,050
out of the general fund in favor of
the Astoria Iron Works for the new
boiler for No. Ones engine, was read
first and second times.
An ordinance appropriating S25l03
out of the general fund in favor of
the Astoria Iron Works for repairing
the Portland engine, was read first
and second times.
The following claims were ordered
paid: Surprenant & Ferguson, SL50;
Murray & Co., S5,77; +. Sherman,
Sl360; Arndt & Fercheu, $3.50; d.
l.. Beck & Sons, S175; G. E. Balm,
so C; Foard e. Stokes, S1.26: Arndt
& Ferchen, S13S.97; w. Z. Dement,,
S2.25; M. G. Crosby, S18.39; Main
st. Wharf. $3.50; Astoria Iron Works,
S25403; 7. S. Jewett, 500; sundry
persons, Sol; ]. A. Montgomery,
S2470; w. Z. Dement,, SL50; Astoria
Iron Works, S1,050.
The following claims were referred:
J. A. Kinney. S575; j. F. Halloran &
Co., $3.50; w. Z. Dement,, S2760; J.
G. Hustler, S265.5S; NJ. G. Crosby,
81; West Shore Mills, S37.0S; Clatsop
Mill Co., S1l.30; r. r. Marion 75c; n.
n. Belcher. Soc; ID. G. Ireland, 81;
Vincent & Carlson, $3.50; NJ. G. Cros-
by, S1S.39: $500; Sherman & Ward,
81; Electric Light Co., Sl6S; Astoria
Gas Light Co., S1225: S124.25; Silsby
Manufacturing Co., S13450.
After some considerable post-mor-
TEN examination of the vote on the
Astoria Iron Works bill, an ordinance
was passed under suspension of the
rules, appropriating S13S.97 to pay
the bill of Arndt & Ferchen, and
motion to adjourn prevailed.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

DIR. A. L. Fulton and wife have re-
turned.
City attorney holland has returned
to the city.
Capt. Geo. Flavel goes to Portland
this morning.
C.Leinenweber has gone to Port
land on business.
J. II. Smith has returned from a
stormy trip to Westport.
Messrs. Bowlby, Devlin and Fulton
went 10 Portland last evening.
Miss Belle Bitely is in the city,
visiting her cousin, Miss Hattie Bite
ly.
DIR. z. B. Stone and Mrs. Ada B.
Hlncklin, of Pacific county, w. T.,
were married at the residence of Rev.
G. G. Hall last evening.
81. E. Nelson. bookkeeper for Foard
& Stokes, has accepted a similar po-
sition at the Office of the Occident
Packing Co., beginning January 1st.
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Reneyys HerYOutIi.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley. Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, tells the following story, the
truth of which is vOuched for by the
residents of the town: 81 am 73 years
old. have been troubled with kidney
complaint and lamenesS for many
years: could not dress myself without
help. Now 1 am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
homework. l owe my thanks 10
Electric BitterS for having renewed my
youth, and removed completely all dis
ease and pain"
Try a bottle. only soc. at w. L. De
ment Il Co.'S Drug Store.
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U. S. Auction Sale Notice.

Intending bidders at the auction
sale of government property at Fort
Candy, will take notice that the
steamer Gen. Candy will leave Gray's
dock at s o'clock tomorrow morning,
and not z o'clock as is usual on
Thursdays. The Candy will make
but one trip that day and will wait at
the Fort to convey those who attend
the sale back to the city the same
evening.
BY order of Lieut.. Eastman, COM
manding post. E. G. HOLDEN.
Auctioneer.